First Grantees Conference
May 31, 2000
Table of Contents
Cover Letter
Metabolic Engineering Working Group Members
Background
Metabolic
Engineering
Scope
Introduction
Purpose
of Workshop
The
Scope of the 1998 Interagency Announcement
1998
Interagency Metabolic Engineering Grants
Abstracts
of Expert Presentations
Panel
Discussion
Conclusions
and Discussions of the Panel Discussion
Agenda
& Presentation Links
Welcoming
and Opening Remarks
FRED HEINEKEN, Chair, Metabolic Engineering
Working Group
Engineering
Plant C1 Metabolismation
ANDREW HANSON, University of Florida
Carbohydrate
Engineering for Generating Sialyated Glycoprotiens in Insect Cells
MICHAEL BETENBAUGH, Johns Hopkins University
Metabolic
Designs to Maximize Ethanol Production from Lignocellulose
LONNIE INGRAM, University of Florida
Metabolic
Engineering of Methylobacterium extorquens AM1 for Conversion of
Methanol to Higher Value Added Products
MARY LIDSTROM, University of Washington
Strategies
for Metabolic Engineering of Environmental Organisms: Application to
Degradation of Organophosphate Contaminants
JAY KEASLING,
University of California Berkeley
Progress
Report Grant BES 98-14092
BERNARD PALSSON, University of California - San
Diego
Measuring
& Modeling Cellular Metabolic & Regulatory Networks
GEORGE CHURCH, Harvard University
Predicting
Physico-Chemical Properties of Gene Products
MICHAEL GILSON, National Institute of Standards
and Technology
Numerics
and Modeling Philosophies
LESLIE LOEW, University
of Connecticut Health Center
Agency Activities in
Metabolic Engineering
Department
of Agriculture
National
Institute of Standards and Technology
Department
of Defense
Department
of Energy
Environmental
Protection Agency
National
Institutes of Health
National
Science Foundation
Workshop
Participants
